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Collegiate Personal Bests:
1,500 Meter Run: 3:57.33
One Mile Run: 4:17.76
3,000 Meter Run: 8:17.22
5,000 Meter Run: 14:13.81
10,000 Meter Run: 29:31.87
Javelin: 25.13m
2013 Cross Country: Three-time NEC Athlete of the Week...2013 NEC Cross Country Individual Champion...Earned All-NEC honors for his impressive performance at the 2013 Cross Country Championships, he won the race in 26:23, leading the Blue Devils to their fifth-consecutive NEC title...Finished fifth overall at the New England Championships (24:27), leading CCSU to its first New England title...Placed 25th at the NCAA Regional competition out of 255 competitors, qualifying for the 2013 NCAA Championships...Also won the Father Bede Invitational (26:43) and the CCSU Mini Meet (14:58.45).
2013 Outdoor Track: Competed in the Bucknell Bison Outdoor Classic on April 13 where he placed 16th in his section in the 5,000m run, registering a time of 14:50.13.
2013 Indoor Track: Two-time All NEC First Team...Named NEC Most Outstanding Track Performer following two individual championships at the NEC Indoor Championship meet...Claimed the gold in the 3,000m run at the NEC's with his time of 8:31.83...Placed first in the 5,000m at the NEC's, crossing the finish line in 14:54.75...Also earned a second-place finish in the 3,000m run with his time of 8:36.93 at the URI Invitational on Feb. 2.
2012 Indoor Track: Placed first in the 5,000 meter run at the All-New England Indoor Championships with a time of 14:30.27...Completed the 3,000 meter run in 8:21.01 for third place at the All-New England Championships...Placed third in the 5,000 meter run at the Northeast Conference Championships with a time of 14:51.49...Also competed in the 3,000 meter run at the NEC Championships where he placed fourth, crossing the finish line in 8:30.30...Placed seventh in the 5,000 meter run at the ECAC/IC4A Indoor Championships in Boston, MA.
2011 Cross Country: Turned in a solid season for the Blue Devils finishing three meets in the top five and earning All-Conference honors…Named Northeast Conference Athlete of the week on Sept. 20 and again on Oct. 25…Best performance of the season came at the Monmouth Invitational on Sept. 17 where he earned a first place overall victory with a time of 26:21…Followed that impressive win with 13th place out of 282 at the 2011 New England Cross Country Championships with a time of 25:11…Finished in second place out of 80 at the CCSU Mini Meet on Oct. 21…Also finished second at the Northeast Championships on Oct. 29 with a time of 26:06.90…Placed 57th at the 2011 NCAA Division I Northeast Regional Cross Country Championships on Nov. 12…Finished the season at the IC4A/ECAC Cross Country Championships with a time of 25:25 for 12th place out of 154 participants.
2011 Outdoor Track: Placed third at the Holy Cross Invitational on April 23 in the 5,000 meter run with a time of 14:44.04...Earned 10th place at the Bison Outdoor Classic on April 15 in the 10,000 meter run with a time of 30:34.65...Ran a 3:57.33 at UCONN in the 1,500 meter race for 10th place.
2010 Cross Country: Named All-Northeast Conference…Placed third at the 2010 NEC Championships…Was named NEC Athlete of the Week on 10/26/10…Won the CCSU Mini Meet…Placed second at ECAC Championships…Finished fifth at the Ted Owen Invitational…Finished 14th at the New England Intercollegiate Championships.
2010 Outdoor Track: Placed fifth at the NEC Outdoor Championships in the 10,000 meter run with a time of 32:09.71...Finished sixth in the 5,000 meter run with a time of 5:10.88 at the Holy Cross Duals on April 20...Ran a 4:10.48 in the 1,500 meter race at the UCONN Invitational on April 4 for 17th place.
2010 Indoor Track: Finished eighth in the NEC Indoor Championships in the 5,000 meter run with a time of 15:36.34...Placed 19th at the NEICAAA Indoor Championships in the 3,000 meter run with a time of 8:41.15...Completed the one mile run in 4:36.97 at the Boston Indoor Games on Jan. 29 for 43rd place.
Before Central: Captained New Milford cross country and track teams for 2008 and 2009...Holds the school record in the 3200 meter run...Earned All-State honors for cross country during junior and senior seasons...Also was All-Southwest Conference in cross country for 2007 and 2008...As a senior was All-State in indoor and outdoor track for the 3200...Garnered All-New England accolades in the 3200 in 2009.


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Free software laptops
Richard M. Stallman is one of the first users of the most hackable laptop currently in existence, the Lemote Yeeloong. Its modifiable binaries, including those that control the boot-up process (often called firmware, somewhat like the BIOS in most computers) and wireless card, have corresponding source code that is free software.
RMS by chance met someone from Lemote during his travels, and found him and others at Lemote to be interested in the GNU philosophy. RMS and the FSF have worked with Lemote and interested hackers to produce a port of gNewSense, a fully free distribution of GNU/Linux. Most GNU/Linux distributions incorporate nonfree software, such as device driver binary blobs with explictly nonfree licenses or no source code at all, but gNewSense contains only software which is completely free.
The gnewsense-mipsel-l port runs on the Yeeloong laptop, which uses a MIPS64 compatible CPU, the Loongson 2f; PMON 2000, a free software boot loader; and the RTL8187b wifi chipset. It seems to be as usable as the current generation of less free, inexpensive x86-based laptops, which are often also called netbooks.
The current lack of a supplier pre-installing the Yeeloong with gNewSense does make it harder to set up initially than less free netbooks running less free GNU/Linux distributions. However the gNewSense team and often FSF Systems Team are very active in helping people via IRC, mailing lists, and web sites. From personal experience we can say that the thrill of using a computer so close to our ideals is worth the relatively trivial time commitment involved in getting it up and running.
But what can you do to move towards freedom if you do not have around $400 to spend on a Yeeloong? On a hardware level, if you can, use coreboot on x86 systems instead of the typical proprietary BIOS, and help the coreboot project support more x86 hardware.
On an operating system level, use one of the free GNU/Linux variants, such as gNewSense or Trisquel. If you need a newer kernel in order to support freedom-respecting devices such as ath9k wifi, the Linux-libre project distributes up-to-date versions of the kernel Linux with all nonfree software removed.
There is also still some work to do to reach a completely hackable laptop. The software that is on hard drives (both magnetic and solid state) can be updated by the user, and is nonfree. This software is usually used for things like making sure no parts of the disk wear out, but could also be used to do things you could not detect and would not like, such as making a copy of data written to it in an area not detectable by software not running on the drive itself.
But the Lemote Yeeloong is the most free laptop that has ever been available, and we would like to thank all those who made it possible, especially Robert Millan for doing the bulk of the gNewSense port, and many Lemote employees for their answers to our questions and willingness to work with us towards freedom and control over the computing hardware that we purchase from them; we all should demand no less from all of the vendors that we buy hardware from!

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Toronto -
A Canadian-led clinical trial has found that additional radiation treatment improves disease-free survival in women with early breast cancer and reduces the risk of cancer recurrence, a finding that could change the standard treatment for this group of patients. The trial was led by the NCIC Clinical Trials Group, which is funded by the Canadian Cancer Society.
The study enrolled more than 1,800 women who had been treated with breast-conserving surgery (lumpectomy) and adjuvant chemotherapy or endocrine therapy. In the trial, the women received either whole breast radiation alone or whole breast radiation plus additional radiation to the surrounding lymph nodes, called regional lymph node irradiation.
After a five-year follow-up, interim analysis of the data showed a greater than 30 per cent improvement in disease-free survival for those receiving additional radiation therapy. This included a 41 per cent lower rate of cancer recurrence in the breast and lymph nodes and a 36 per cent lower rate of cancer recurrence in other parts of the body.
The results were presented today at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
"For women with node positive breast cancer who face a risk of recurrence, these findings provide an important new treatment option," says Dr Christine Williams, Director of Research, Canadian Cancer Society. "We expect this research to change clinical practice so that more women survive and thrive after cancer."
Current treatment for women with node-positive breast cancer has been breast-conserving surgery plus removal of the lymph nodes, followed by radiation to the breast. If a woman's cancer is considered high-risk, such as a tumour larger than five cm or more than three positive axillary (in the armpit) nodes, she often receives regional nodal irradiation (RNI). Until now, however, the benefit of adding RNI for women with one to three positive nodes has been unclear.
This trial is just one of three conducted by the NCIC CTG and funded by the Canadian Cancer Society which this year has been selected as "Best of ASCO". The other two studies include a landmark breast cancer prevention trial and one which found a more effective way to treat prostate cancer. Studies featured in Best of ASCO have the potential to change clinical practice around the world.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among Canadian women (excluding non-melanoma skin cancer). In 2011, an estimated 23,400 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 5,100 will die of it.
The NCIC Clinical Trials Group is a national research program of the Canadian Cancer Society and receives programmatic funding, including for this trial, from the Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute. Additional support for the trial was provided by the US National Cancer Institute/Cancer Therapy Evaluation Program and the Canadian Breast Cancer Research Alliance.
The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is the only national charity that supports Canadians with all cancers in communities across the country. No other organization does what we do; we are the voice for Canadians who care about cancer. We fund groundbreaking research, provide a support system for all those affected by cancer and advocate to governments for important social change.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A $24 million marketing and outreach blitz under way in Arkansas is supposed to train hundreds of workers about how to sign up residents for the state's Patient Protection and Affordabe Care Act (PPACA) exchanges and pay for ads at hundreds of gas pumps.
State insurance officials are trying to reach the roughly 500,000 people who are expected to sign up for insurance through the exchange by the time open enrollment begins Oct. 1.
"It's a pretty robust effort," said Cynthia Crone, who leads the Insurance Department's Health Benefits Exchange Partnership division. "When we've got 500,000 of our less than 3 million people who are uninsured, we need to reach a lot of people."
The biggest part of that effort will be the guides who will help the uninsured connect with the exchange. Arkansas has received more than $16.2 million from the federal government to contract with various organizations around the state that will employ the guides.
In addition to the guides, Arkansas officials are using federal funds to blanket the state with advertisements about the new exchange. Arkansas awarded a nearly $4.3 million contract for marketing the insurance exchange to Mangan Holcomb Partners earlier this year.
The contract calls for purchasing $2.6 million in advertising to promote the new exchange. Beyond television, radio and print, the contract also calls for placing gas pump advertising at 100 stations around Arkansas and placing 150 billboards promoting the exchange. The company also detailed plans to purchase advertising on Pandora online radio and to use social media.
"The message the Arkansas Health Connector must deliver to the people of Arkansas is simple: affordable health insurance is now available — and they need to sign up for it," MHP said in a campaign plan released by the Insurance Department.
Crone said the department has seen heavy traffic on Arkansas Health Connector website set up for the exchange, which includes a countdown to when open enrollment begins.
Arkansas' insurance marketplace is being operated as a partnership with the federal government. Under the partnership models, the federal government will be responsible for several areas, including eligibility determinations, enrollment of individuals and operating the call center. The state will determine criteria for certifying health insurance plans, monitoring plans for continued participating, providing direct consumer outreach and education and providing consumer complaint resolution.
About half of the people who will buy insurance through the exchange are doing so under a plan lawmakers approved earlier this year to purchase private insurance for low-income residents using federal Medicaid funds. The "private option" was approved as an alternative to expanding Medicaid's enrollment under the health care law. That plan must be approved by the federal government, and Arkansas is expected to submit its request next month.
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A Sandwich A Day: Calamares Fritos at La Churreria
A new sandwich every day.
In this great city of ours, one could eat a different sandwich every day of the year—so that's what we'll do. Here's A Sandwich a Day, our daily look at sandwiches around New York. Got a sandwich we should check out? Let us know. —The Mgmt.
As its name implies, the newly opened La Churreria in Nolita specializes in churros, serving the habit-forming, sugar-coated batons of fried dough all day long, accompanied by coffee or the more traditional choice of hot chocolate. But I was most eager to sample the small Spanish cafe's tempting sandwich offerings, which promised luxurious fillings such as serrano ham, aged Mahon cheese, and my favorite of the choices, fried calamari, which stars in the Calamares Fritos sandwich ($9.50). Tender rings of squid come nestled in a nicely flavored but slightly chewy baguette from Il Forno, coated generously in a rich, garlicky aioli. I couldn't detect the pimiento mentioned on the menu, but I did appreciate the tiny green flecks of fresh parsley running through the sauce, which brightened the homemade mayo and (just barely) kept this indulgent sandwich from being too over-the-top heavy.
La Churreria
284 Mulberry Street, New York NY 10012 (map) 212-219-0400
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In 2008, the Fine Arts Museum presented its first ever exhibition of comics and graphic humor in its halls.
The acknowledgement of comics in the national art world is recent, though the professional tradition dates back to a romantic painter, the landscaper and caricaturist Antonio Smith, who studied at the Painting Academy in the mid-19th century.
The most international Chilean comic book character is Condorito, a character created by Pepo that will now celebrate its 60th year as the most popular comic book.
Currently there is a blurred line between the press and the artistic comic, with widely recognized artists. This is the case of Fernando Krahn, who has already had a solo show in the Fine Arts Museum with the poetic nature of his dramagrams, which have garnered praise in both the United States as well as in Europe.
Marcela Trujillo, Maliki, is a painter, comic illustrator and 2D animator who began publishing in the 1980s and who has also displayed her work in the Museum of Contemporary Art. Rodrigo Salinas, a member of the collective La Nueva Gráfica Chilena (the New Chilean Graphic Art), is younger than she is and expresses his irreverence in diverse media that integrate graphic art and installations.
There is a long tradition of illustrative narrative in Chile, which is expressed both in political satire as well as in comic books and series. Those who stand out in the press today with their editorial cartoons are Jimmy Scott, Hervi, Rufino and Mico, while when it comes to adventure comics there is the magazine Caleuche and the stories of Mampato and Ogú, by Themo Lobos, who were also the protagonists of the first Chilean feature-length animated film.


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Chris knows there's something out there better for her. She's young, cute, downtrodden (in her opinion) and orphaned; How can she not be destined for greatness? When the chance to prove her worth comes along, she can hardly turn it down... Just a pity the only person she gets for company is a mysterious obnoxious masked fellow who just can't seem to leave her alone. Updates every Tuesday. Please support me on Patreon and help me keep this comic going! http://www.patreon.com/h0lyhandgrenade


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Michael Cera and Tony Danza were filmed going for frozen yoghurt today.
…the f-ck?
What could this possibly be about? Random sh-t, right?
Well, I don't mean to be mean, but right now, Cera kinda needs any help he can get seeing as Jesse Eisenberg has pretty much killed his value. Scott Pilgrim was a bomb. And, given that people seem to only want to support movies with explosions and grunting, Cera's corner is getting tighter and together. Let's fire up that Arrested Development movie then, shall we?
As for Tony Danza…
Here's my only association nowadays with Tony Danza. Apparently he's doing some show on A&E where he becomes an English teacher. The only reason I know this is because Lewis Black HILARIOUSLY skewered it on The Daily Show a few months ago. It was probably his best bit of the fall season. (If you live in the US you can watch it here. Otherwise, because of Comedy's dick ass broadcast rules, we are f-cked for archive clips from the show everywhere else.) And one of his most amazing lines – in a segment that was full of them: Tony Danza teaching English? Teach English!!!? He's not even qualified to speak English!!! Here's a guy who spells "Angela" with an "R".
I laughed. For Days.
Anyway, speaking of Lewis Black, Andrea B sent me a voice link to his Starbucks Across From A Starbucks rant this morning – another gem – but you can't deny that his most famous classic has to be that blowhard Glenn Beck has Nazi Tourette's rant. I've attached both below for an afternoon laugh. Black is always good for it.
Photos from Wenn.com


text: TimmyBoston Posted July 5, 2006 I wanted to start a thread about smokeless tobacco; snuff, dip, plugs, chew, whatever you want to call it. I chew Copenhagen Black, Cope Straight, Kodiak, and Cope Long cut, the snuff is too messy for me, I'm not talented enough to keep in one place while I'm drinking. And don't forget Copenhagen Black is bourbon flavored. I love the fresh tobacco taste while I enjoy fine whiskey and sometimes while I'm not. I wondered if anyone harbored a spot of affection for the little ground up leaves. I actually pour a small amount of whiskey into the tin to help flavor the tobacco. I'd love anyone to chime in with their comments. TimIf I should move this thread, I will, I don't know if it belongs here, but I thought since it was a tobacco thread this is as good a spot as any. But what do I know?:grin: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


text: THEORY CITYPLAZA POP-UP is committed to inspiring the Theory woman and man to feel their best. Through our newest arrivals and range of exceptional in-store services, we invite you to discover what it means for clothing to fit well and to be made of the finest materials. Discover our new clothing collection in Hong Kong.


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From the early stirrings of colonial unrest in the 1760s to the decisive Patriot victory at the siege of Yorktown in 1781, the stories told throughout the Museum of the American Revolution offer a dynamic look at the nation's founding era. Using our rich collection of Revolutionary-era weapons, personal items, letters, diaries, and works of art, alongside engaging films, digital interactives, immersive galleries, and recreated historical scenes, the events, people, and ideals of the American Revolution are brought to life.
Lenfest Myer Theater – Revolution
Begin your visit in the Lenfest Myer Theater, located on the first floor, with our orientation film, Revolution. This sweeping film explores the origins, experiences, and ongoing legacy of the American Revolution–setting the stage for your exploration of our core exhibition.
This 15-minute film is shown throughout the day. The last showing is at 3:00 p.m. daily.
Main Galleries
Head up our grand staircase to enter our core exhibition that explores the origins of the American Revolution, the fight for independence, and the on-going legacies of the Revolution.
The core exhibition is guided by four questions:
How did people become Revolutionaries?
How did the Revolution survive its darkest hour?
How Revolutionary was the war?
What kind of nation did the Revolution create?
Throughout the exhibit, you are invited to investigate the answers to these questions–exploring the story of the American Revolution like never before.
The Museum offers themed guides to enhance your visit including a Museum Guide & Map, a Guide for Kids and Families, a Touch Guide, a Sensory Guide, and Gallery Guides.
The Road to Independence
How did people become Revolutionaries? The rumblings of the American Revolution began more than a decade before the "shot heard 'round the world" ignited America's War for Independence. Discover through seven galleries how the American Colonists–most of them content and even proud British subjects–became Revolutionaries as the roots of rebellion took hold. See how conflict over Native American lands and western settlement created the first rumblings of American discontent.
As unrest grew, the term "American Liberties" began appearing in newspapers and other printings around the colonies. Dive into the tumult imposed by the Stamp Act, Townsend Duties, and Intolerable Acts through interactives that introduce the roles that printing and propaganda played in the Revolution. Watch Congress issue the transformative Declaration of Independence—one of the most important documents ever written—on July 4. In an immersive theater view the unfolding debate and decision-making as delegates to the Continental Congress passionately debate the break from England and the King.
Boston's Liberty Tree
In one of the Museum's captivating immersive environments, stand beneath the branches and lanterns of a life-size reproduction of the Boston Liberty Tree, a large elm tree where the first stirrings of revolt were discussed and debated. Engage with a gallery educator in the gallery, who will share stories and offer more information about the rise of "American Liberties."
The Darkest Hour
How did the Revolution survive its darkest hour? America would soon learn that it was one thing to declare independence, and quite another to secure it. The Battle for New York during the fall of 1776 tested Commander-in-Chief General George Washington and his Continental Army. Follow the American retreat from New York through the Battles of Long Island, White Plains, and Fort Washington, as 1776 came to a close and American troop numbers and morale began to dwindle.
Design your own soldier uniform with an interactive display, and learn about how soldiers displayed their loyalties and ideas of liberty by engraving mottos on their equipment, or by choosing a particular fashion of fighting clothes. Chart the action of the War on an interactive map that highlights the encampments, advances, and encounters of the American army and the British and Hessian army at the Battles of Trenton and Princeton.
Battlefield Theater (temporarily closed)
The Battlefield Theater will put you on the front lines of the American Army as you are confronted by an all-out British infantry charge during the Battle of Brandywine. Before you enter, staff will teach you how to stand in ranks and move in formation as you prepare to experience the sights and sounds of the Revolutionary War.
A Revolutionary War
How Revolutionary was the war? Explore the final years of the War for Independence from the multiplicity of perspectives of the people who lived through it. As both sides grew frustrated with the unexpectedly long conflict, the struggle continued to tear the social fabric of American communities apart, particularly in the South. The war had become a civil war and the prolonged pressures drove Americans to face persistent questions about their ideals of liberty.
Between December 1778 and May 1780, British forces captured Savannah, Georgia and Charleston, South Carolina, and captured the majority of the Continental Army's Southern units. At the Battle of Camden in August 1780, British troops defeated most of the remaining patriot army in the South. Encounter the military and social dynamics of the Southern war, particularly at the Battle of Cowpens–a pivotal American victory and decisive turning point in the Southern campaign. Through an immersive theater experience, watch as the final years of the War unfold from Yorktown in 1781 to the signing of the Treaty of Paris in 1783.
Privateer Ship
Experience the Revolutionary War at sea by climbing aboard a life-size replica privateer ship. Guests will hear exciting true stories of individuals who served as privateers and participate in hands-on activities that were done by sailors themselves.
A New Nation
What kind of nation did the Revolution create? With the hard-fought establishment of the United States of America, the Revolutionaries succeeded in gaining independence. But then came the immense task of creating a nation founded on the principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. As you conclude your journey, watch as the new nation–born of the War for Independence– begins its own.
Learn how the nation emerged from war to create a republican society that ensured that political authority came from the people in these last two galleries. From the critical period following the war to the Peace of Paris to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, follow the debates and gain new perspectives on the challenges that the young nation faced at the end of the eighteenth century.
The Revolution's Veterans
Come face-to-face with America's first "greatest generation" through their photographs. Many veterans suffered after the war, as the new nation neglected their war heroes. The last known Revolutionary War veterans died shortly after the Civil War, still many had their photograph taken.
Washington's War Tent
Conclude your exploration of the Museum and the story of the American Revolution in this moving and immersive film. Follow General George Washington's Headquarters Tent's remarkable journey from the Revolutionary War to the present.
This 12-minute feature plays on the hour everyday, with a final showing fifteen minutes before the Museum closes.


text: UFDC Home | Help | RSS Title: A Memo signed by F. Grarcia of F. Garcia and Brothers Cigar Company. CITATION PAGE IMAGE ZOOMABLE Full Citation STANDARD VIEW MARC VIEW Permanent Link: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/SF70000407/00001 Material Information Title: A Memo signed by F. Grarcia of F. Garcia and Brothers Cigar Company. Physical Description: 1 memo ( 25 x 20 cm ) Creator: F. Garcia and Brothers Company, 1908 ( Manufacturer )Cigar City Collection ( Contributor ) Publication Date: 1908 Subjects Subject: Letter ( Documentary Artifact, Communication Artifact ) ( nmc )Letters ( lctgm )Cigar industry ( lctgm )F. Garcia and Brothers Cigar Company. ( lctgm ) Spatial Coverage: Tampa |z 1271000 |2 ceeusHillsborough County |z 12057 |2 ceeusUnited States of America -- Florida -- Hillsborough County -- Tampa Notes General Note: Written on F. Garcia and Bros. letterhead. Funding: Funded in part by the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS), Ephemeral Cities Project. Record Information Bibliographic ID: SF70000407 Volume ID: VID00001 Source Institution: University of South Florida Holding Location: University of South Florida, Tampa FLorida, Special Collection Rights Management: All rights reserved. 2005. Resource Identifier: C24-05484 Contact Us | Permissions | Preferences | Technical Aspects | Statistics | Internal | Privacy Policy © 2004 - 2010 University of Florida George A. Smathers Libraries.All rights reserved. Acceptable Use, Copyright, and Disclaimer Statement Last updated October 10, 2010 - - mvs


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For Sale in Japan: Electronics Assets
Panasonic Corp. said Friday it agreed to sell the digital-camera business it inherited in its 2009 acquisition of Sanyo Electric Co. to a Japanese private-equity firm. The deal is symbolic of how Japan's struggling consumer-electronics companies are setting aside years of resistance to get serious about shedding nonessential assets and streamlining their sprawl of operations.
But this newfound pragmatism, necessitated by a sobering reality of multibillion-dollar losses in recent years and strained finances, may be hindered by a mismatch of what they are willing to sell and what potential buyers want.


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This versatile Compact AC/DC Charger from Watson charges all Panasonic VW-VBK, VW-VBL, and VW-VBT series type lithium-ion batteries via the included dedicated battery plate. The charger runs on 100 to 240 VAC power, allowing for worldwide use. It features a fold-out 2-prong US plug and is supplied with a European plug adapter as well as a 12 VDC car charger that plugs into a cigarette lighter. This makes the charger ideal for use both at home and on the road.
The Compact AC/DC Charger features a USB power output that allows you to charge and power MP3 players, phones, digital cameras, and other devices with a USB power input--even while charging your camera or camcorder batteries. With its easily interchangeable plate, the charger can also be used for other battery models via the purchase of an additional battery adapter plate.
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|100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 100 mA (max), 12/24 VDC
|Power Output
|4.2-8.4 VDC, 800 mA (max)
|Additional Output
|USB 2.0, 5 VDC, 1 A (max), for charging USB devices
|Charging Time
|2-6 hours
|Operating Temperature
|32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C)
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|-4 to 140°F (-20 to 60°C)
|2 x 1.3 x 3.5" (5.1 x 3.3 x 9 cm)
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This course builds on the skills learned in the first Invasives Strike Force Standard Surveyor course by introducing you to emerging invasive plants.
Emerging invasive plants are non-native species just starting to become established in the region. Early detection can help protect the region's native species. The earlier species are detected, the better chance we have of preventing them from becoming widespread.
This course helps Invasives Strike Force volunteers gain or brush up on the skills necessary to identify emerging invasive species and conduct the intermediate level of monitoring along assigned trail sections.
After completing training, you will be assigned to a trail section about 2 miles long. You will be expected to walk your trail section while identifying and mapping these invasive plants. Surveying should be completed by the end of the summer. This data helps determine where Invasives Strike Force Removal Crews are deployed.
This is an indoor session with live plant examples.
Pre-registration is required. Please register here!


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Hello, all,
I want to preface by saying that I've done a LOT of readin, in the manual, on the wiki, and in this forum, before creating a new topic, and I haven't found a solution to my problem.
Essentially, what I'm dealing with is, when I type "say hello to character" it says "character ignores you," followed immediately by the appropriate response. I've tried lots of things to fix this. I've put the priority at 1, I've deleted the introduction node from the character's conversation tab (leaving only the task in the task section), and it still persists like so:
>Say hello to Papias
--> Papias ignores you. Papias looks up from his prayers and smiles. "Hello," he says. "What can I help you with?"
Anyone else have this problem?


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Code of Academic Integrity
Policy Statement F1: Code Of Academic Integrity
Aurora University's core values include integrity and ethical behavior. A community of learners, Aurora University students and faculty share responsibility for academic honesty and integrity. The University expects students to do their own academic work. In addition, it expects active participation and equitable contributions of students involved in group assignments.
Registration at Aurora University requires adherence to the following Code of Academic Integrity (henceforth, the Code). Academic programs, colleges, and departments within the University may have additional guidelines regarding academic integrity violations that supplement this Code.
In essence, this Code and any internal standards supplementing it prohibit dishonest and unethical behavior in the context of academic pursuit, regardless of intent. Unacceptable conduct includes, without limitation:
Cheating. Cheating is obtaining, using or attempting to use unauthorized materials or information (for example, notes, texts, or study aids) or help from another person (for example, looking at another student's test paper, or communicating with others during an exam via talking, notes, texts, electronic devices or other study aids), in any work submitted for evaluation for academic credit. This includes exams, quizzes, laboratory assignments, papers, presentations, and/or other assignments. Other examples include altering a graded work after it has been returned, then submitting the work for re-grading; unauthorized collaboration on an academic assignment; or submitting identical or highly similar papers for credit in more than one course without prior permission from the course instructors.
Fabrication. Fabrication is falsification or invention of data; falsification of information, citations, or bibliographic references in any academic work (for example, falsifying references in a paper); or altering, forging, or falsifying any academic record or other University document.
Plagiarism. Plagiarism is representing someone else's work (including words and ideas) as one's own or providing materials for such a representation. Examples include submitting a paper or other work that is in whole or part the work of another; failing to cite references; presenting paraphrased material that is not acknowledged and cited; or failing to use quotation marks where material is used verbatim.
Obtaining an Unfair Advantage. This is (a) stealing, reproducing, circulating or otherwise gaining access to examination materials before the time authorized by the instructor; (b) retaining, possessing, or using previously given examination materials where those materials clearly indicate that they were intended to be returned to the instructor at the conclusion of the examination; (c) stealing, destroying, defacing, or concealing library materials with the purpose of depriving others of their use; (d) intentionally obstructing or interfering with another student's academic work; or (e) otherwise undertaking activity with the purpose of creating or obtaining an unfair academic advantage over other students' academic work.
Unauthorized Access to Computerized Records or Systems. This is unauthorized review of computerized academic or administrative records or systems; viewing or altering computer records; modifying computer programs or systems; releasing or dispensing information gained via unauthorized access; or interfering with the use or availability of computer systems or information.
Facilitating Violations of Academic Integrity. This is (a) helping or attempting to assist another in violating the Code (for example, allowing another to copy from one's test or allowing others to use one's work as their own); or (b) providing false information in connection with any inquiry regarding academic integrity.
Note: Examples provided are illustrative only and are not inclusive. Other behaviors, not exemplified, may constitute violations of the Code. The above is in part adapted from "Issues and Perspectives on Academic Integrity," a pamphlet distributed by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators.
Policy Statement F2: Procedures to be Followed When a Violation of Academic Integrity is Identified
Suspected cases of academic integrity violation should be reported to the course instructor, the administration of the school or department under whose jurisdiction the suspected offense took place, or to the Academic Affairs office (and will be addressed using the procedures set forth in this Policy Statement and Policy Statement F3 below). Students notified by the faculty member or Registrar of a suspected academic integrity violation may not change their registration in a course in which the charge is pending or in which a finding of violation has been made. Students who voluntarily withdraw from the University while an academic integrity violation is pending are not deemed to be in good standing and may not return to the University until a pending violation is resolved.
First violation: A faculty member who identifies a violation of the Academic Integrity Code shall follow these procedural steps. In most cases, internal proceedings regarding a first violation will conclude with the procedural steps that follow:
- The faculty member will make a reasonable effort to contact the student to discuss the violation.
- Before rendering a finding or assessing sanctions, the faculty member will report the violation to the Registrar via the official electronic reporting system; the Registrar will immediately forward a copy of the violation report to the Provost's office. This report will include a written summary of the violation; the proposed consequences and sanctions resulting from the violation; any relevant policies stated within the course syllabus; and any interactions with the student regarding the violation. The faculty member will also provide to the Registrar any material evidence of the violation, if such evidence exists. This material is placed in an academic violation file identified to the particular student and maintained with confidentiality by the Registrar. Within five business days of receipt of the report, the Provost or designate shall make a determination whether a finding should be rendered, and sanctions assessed, by the faculty member without use of the hearing process set forth below. If so, the faculty member shall be so notified and may proceed to resolve the violation and assess sanctions. If the Provost finds that the nature of the alleged violation or the circumstances are appropriate for more extended consideration, the procedure used shall be the hearing procedure set forth below in the section entitled "Second or Referred Violation," and the faculty member and student shall be so notified. A faculty member may also opt to have a violation determined using the hearing procedure set forth below.
- The faculty member will make a reasonable effort to provide the student with a copy of the original report submitted to the Registrar via the electronic reporting system.
Once the faculty member has made a finding and determined an appropriate sanction under this section, this result shall be reported to the Registrar via the electronic reporting system. The Registrar will then send the student an electronic notification and a certified letter, informing the student that a finding of violation has been made and a sanction assessed; this report shall also warn the student of the likelihood that more serious sanctions (including discipline or dismissal) will be assessed by the University in the event of subsequent violation. The letter also shall inform the student of the appeals process for academic integrity violations (see Policy Statement F3). In the event that the student appeals successfully under Policy Statement F3, the faculty member's allegation, finding, and sanction determination shall be removed from the academic integrity violation file.
Except in unusual circumstances (to be determined by the Provost), the contents of the academic integrity violation file will not be shared with faculty members and staff, with the exception of members of the Academic Standards Committee in the event that the student appears before that body.
Second, Egregious, or Referred Violation: In the event that a second violation is reported to the Registrar (or a violation is referred for hearing as set forth above), the Registrar shall inform the student of the allegation via electronic notification and certified letter. This letter shall inform the student that contact must be made with the Registrar within ten business days from the date of the letter to arrange a hearing before the Academic Standards Committee. Failure to do so shall be taken as acknowledgement that a violation has occurred and shall result in discipline or dismissal from the University (as determined by the Provost). Except in unusual circumstances as determined by the Provost, the student shall be permitted to attend class and other University-sponsored activities during the ten business days following the electronic notification and the certified letter sent by the Registrar to the student or while a hearing is pending. The University reserves the discretion, however, to withhold degrees or honors or postpone student graduation pending resolution of an ongoing violation.
The committee shall determine whether the violation occurred. The Provost shall not participate in the hearing. If the committee finds that a violation occurred, the student shall be immediately disciplined or dismissed from the University. If the committee finds that the violation did not occur, the allegation shall not be reflected on the student's record and documentation regarding the hearing process shall be maintained confidentially in the office of the Provost.
Note: As set forth above, the committee hearing procedure normally initiated by the second academic integrity violation may be triggered in the event of a first violation at the discretion of the Provost; it may also be triggered by specific request of either a faculty member or the Registrar. This would generally occur only in cases that are particularly egregious. The term "egregious" typically means that the act is both premeditated and, by itself, potentially damaging to the academic culture of the University if not immediately redressed. Examples of egregious academic integrity violations include, but are not limited to, misrepresenting a degree-completion work like a doctoral dissertation, master's thesis, or senior capstone project as one's own; committing an academic integrity violation intended to cause harm to another person or group; committing a crime while violating the academic integrity code, with material gain as the intended result; and others. Egregious behavior may also occur when a student commits academic integrity violations in multiple courses. This list of potentially egregious violations is illustrative and not exhaustive. Other behaviors may also apply, and the discretion to determine whether violations should be addressed using this hearing procedure (rather than the First Violation procedure set forth above) resides with the Provost and/or the faculty member.
Policy Statement F3: Appeals Process for Academic Integrity Code Violations
First violation: A student who believes that a violation of the Academic Integrity Code has not in fact occurred may appeal any such finding to the Academic Standards Committee. The student has one week from the date indicated on the electronic notification of Finding and Sanction (and accompanying certified letter) to inform the Registrar in writing of the appeal.
The Academic Standards Committee will review all relevant materials. The committee will meet with the student who will present his/her response to the academic integrity violation charge(s). The committee may also question the faculty member who reported the integrity violation.
The Academic Standards Committee shall make one of two decisions:
- violation of the Code took place and the report remains in the academic integrity violation file;
- violation of the Code is not substantiated and the faculty member's allegation shall be removed from the academic integrity violation file.
The decision of the Academic Standards Committee shall be final.
Appeal procedure for committee decisions resulting in dismissal from University
A student who has already had a hearing before the Academic Standards Committee and been dismissed from the University may appeal the decision to the Provost of the University. This step must be completed in the form of a written request to the Provost within one calendar week after the Academic Standards Committee has informed the student of its decision.
The Provost will appoint two faculty members to serve with the Provost on an ad hoc committee working to review the student's appeal. This committee and the Provost will review all relevant materials and meet with the student and others, as the ad hoc committee deems necessary. The decision of this committee either to uphold or overturn the decision of the Academic Standards Committee shall be final.


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KINAXO extends collaboration with Takeda
Munich, Germany, March 15, 2011 - KINAXO Biotechnologies GmbH announced today that it has entered a second collaboration with Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited Osaka, Japan. Under the agreement KINAXO will apply its quantitative phosphoproteomics technology PhosphoScout ® to assist in research of drugs under development at Takeda. This will allow Takeda to take early educated decisions on drug efficacy and safety. Financial details of the agreement were not disclosed.
PhosphoScout® enables quantitative analysis of cellular phosphoproteomes on a global scale. Since signal transmission in eukaryotic cells is mainly regulated by reversible protein phosphorylation, comprehensive analysis of phosphoproteome modulation in response to drug treatment provide valuable insights into a drugs mode of action. Furthermore, PhosphoScout® can identify differentially regulated phosphorylation sites in vivo that may serve as pharmacodynamic or drug response biomarkers in clinical trials.
PhosphoScout® utilizes state-of-the-art mass spectrometry methods enabling unbiased quantification of approx. 15,000 phosphorylation sites in a single experiment. Proprietary bioinformatic software tools are applied to visualize the drugs effects on cellular signal transduction pathway and help identify phospho-protein biomarkers.
Dr. Andreas Jenne, KINAXOs CEO said: We are very pleased to continue our collaboration with Takeda, a world leading healthcare company, and look forward to supporting Takedas efforts in developing drugs. This collaboration once again demonstrates the power of our PhosphoScout® platform in drug discovery and development.
About KINAXO - www.kinaxo.comKINAXO Biotechnologies GmbH, based in Munich/Martinsried, supports pharma companies in developing targeted drugs. Our service offering includes drug mode-of-action analysis, cellular target profiling, target deconvolution, and biomarker discovery.
On February 9, 2011 Evotec AG (Frankfurt Stock Exchange: EVT, TecDAX) announced the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire all shares in KINAXO Biotechnologies GmbH. Within Evotec KINAXO will become a centre of excellence for mass spectrometry based chemical proteomics and phosphoproteomics technologies. The acquisition confirms Evotec's leading position as fully integrated drug discovery and early development partner for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
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Girl Scouts from the Lew-Port Service Unit recently held their fourth annual PJ Round Up at Lutheran Church of the Messiah in Lewiston. Each year, the girls come together for a pajama party - with a twist. Every girl brings a new pair of pajamas, slippers or a robe to be donated to a charity. Dressed in their pajamas, they sample Girl Scout cookies, and sit on their sleeping bags to watch a movie.
This year, the Girl Scouts collected more than 50 sets of pajamas, robes and slippers, which they will donate to Girl Scouts on Staten Island who are rebuilding their lives after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy. The UPS Store in Lewiston has offered to assist with the shipping.
Those wishing to contribute items to the Staten Island Scouts can contact Emma Hartloff ([email protected]).


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Saturday, 14 January 2017
Update: Rumors of the Badgers' Defeat Have Been Wildly Exaggerated
The Motion for Summary Dismissal brought by Calgary Expo and The Mary Sue was dismissed by a judge on Friday morning (January 13). This was the case for all four causes of action: injurious falsehood and incitement to breach of contract against The Mary Sue, and injurious falsehood and breach of contract against Calgary Expo.
This case will be going forward, under all four causes of action.
The bad news:
It took a essentially full day in court to hear arguments for and against a Summary Judgment to dismiss the case, which left insufficient time in the schedule to actually hold the trial.
The judge, after having read the Statement of claim, and reviewed the various affidavits (2 submitted by defence to support their Motion, 1 submitted by Alison in response), and having glanced over the Exhibits provided by all parties, understood this would be a complex case to hear in full. As such, he deemed it appropriate to set aside three full days for the trial itself (the trial that SHOULD have happened on the trial dates January 12 and 13). The first opening for a three-day trial is November 28, 29 and 30.
We certainly could have started the trial on the 13th, if we'd chosen to. If we had, we'd be stuck with this judge, and the next two consecutive days he had free were in December. It would have been worth it, for sure, if we were able to have the witnesses we'd flown in from Illinois, Ohio, California and the UK testify that day. However, because Alison is the plaintiff and has the right to be in the courtroom during all testimony, it's highly problematic to have her listen to her witnesses give evidence prior to giving her own.
Alison must be the first to take the stand if we want her testimony to be seen as untainted. Direct and cross examination (then redirect and response) of Alison may take a full day, perhaps longer. And possibly splitting up her testimony between January 13th and December 12th wasn't going to do us any good. At best it's a neutral, at worst, it will weaken the impact of her evidence. However things fell out, the trial wasn't going to be finished on January 13th.
So we opted to adjourn proceedings until November 28th, at which point the case will be heard by a different judge, on three consecutive days.
A new date of August 1 (if I recall correctly) has been set as a final deadline for exchange of documents (such as submitting affidavits, entering evidentiary exhibits, etc). We expect counsel for Calgary Expo and The Mary Sue will attempt to dig through every word any of us has published online to potentially use as evidence that we are, indeed, space lepers who deserved to be expelled from the Expo.
They also attempted to prejudice the court by requesting a publication ban on the contact information of the defendants and their witnesses by citing a risk of harassment of said individuals by HBB and fellow space lepers #GamerGate and AVoiceforMen.
Our legal dynamo, Harry Kopyto, objected to any such ban, arguing that people's names, addresses and phone numbers are a matter of public record and publication bans should be ordered with extreme caution. The judge agreed with Harry, telling defence counsel that they had not demonstrated any such risk exists. To my mind, this is significant, since the Mary Sue had alleged harassment by Alison at the panel discussion in their article and their affidavit, the affidavit filed in support of Calgary Expo repeated that allegation, and #GamerGate was described in both defence affidavits as being "notorious for harassing". Essentially, the judge said, "well, you keep telling me about all this harassment, but you haven't actually demonstrated it, yo. If and when you can show me some evidence of harassment of your clients and their agents, come talk to me and I'll change my mind."
For our part at HBB, we're not interested in disseminating anyone's contact information, nor in having it dug up and disseminated by someone else, nor in contacting any of the parties involved, nor in having any of our supporters do so.
As we did at Calgary Expo, we will continue to embrace an ethic of civility and non-aggression, and we hope to lead by our example. We did not harass anyone, and we will not engage in any behavior that could be regarded as harassment. We do not condone harassment, and will continue to promote calm and reasoned debate, polite disagreement, respecting the rights of others, and following the rules of a civilized society.
We are the people who politely state our case and allow others to approach us and engage in a discourse, not the ones who barge into other people's events, screaming profanities while they're trying to give a speech or pulling fire alarms to shut it down. This is who we are, and who we will continue to be.
I'm certain HBB will be giving more detailed updates on everything that happened the last few days, once we've all had a chance to collect our thoughts.
Thank you again to everyone who supported our fundraisers, and I only wish I could reveal a verdict. But again, while this court session was a victory for us, the final verdict will have to wait until November.
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"Objectification" is a double-standard nonsense word for men being "shallowly" biologically attracted to someone, and enjoying a pure focus on that for a while. As long as women have husbandos in sex novels and sex movies, stop attacking waifus in games and comics. They're equivalent niches.
It was always a strawman that men see women as "objects" just because they pick partners by who arouses them, which is mainly triggered by certain body types. A purely assumptive (and wrong) assertion that men can't/don't see women's other traits if they're picking SEX PARTNERS based off arousing bodies. Those things just don't override who's sexually arousing, (for EITHER gender) or the urge to temporarily purely focus on and enjoy that shallow attractiveness for a while. Both genders do this, and it's not "objectification" or forgetting a gender's other aspects.(Women focusing more on height and voice, and typically strongly avoiding short men which de-arouse them, for example..) It's equal urge for shallow arousal, not objectification. That word is nothing more than a hateful and ignorant double standard applied to only one gender's attraction. A word that assumes, without any basis or evidence, that an attracted man enjoying a partner based off that, can't see any other qualities about women… While a woman doing the same thing apparently can. Highest level hypocrisy.
People don't stop seeing/appreciating other aspects of a gender when shallowly aroused by attractiveness. Those other aspects simply don't override or have anything to do with the arousal or shallow pleasure of sex with an attractive person. For either gender. Yet somehow bitter feminists wanting to control/lower men's preferences (which are none of their business to control, just like women's preferences aren't men's to control) sexistly claim that this attractiveness preference is "objectification" that "means they aren't seeing any of the person's other qualities", but only when men do it.
A very sexist and completely baseless assumption with absolutely no concrete evidence. All while women sexually pick/focus on equally shallow arousal traits and not the person's mind or similarity. (height, deep voice, hung, stoic) Yet feminists hypocritically realise, only for their own gender, that this focus during sex does not mean they don't otherwise respect men… including the attractive ones they want to bang. Men are the same way with women. Entering a temporary mode (hornyness) of shallowly focusing on and enjoying a person's shallowly arousing traits for a bit does not mean you don't respect them or their gender. For men OR women. It does not mean you don't appreciate scientists of that gender, or that arousing partner's similar nerdy tastes. (Which almost any man will tell you adds to the experience and makes it more complete, because we DO still see a woman's human side while turned on. To assume otherwise is ludicrous, and frankly, far more sexistly prejudiced than I've ever seen a man behave.) This calling men's attraction "objectification" shit has got to stop. It's nothing but exploitative sexism, and self-serving double standards.
It is entirely a feminist tool to promote a self-serving, man-exploiting double standard. Only the selfish, bitter wish to promote a self-serving double standard that forces men to accept less arousing partners than they want. An hypocritical excuse to invasively attacking/control/lower men's standards.
(I know I haven't organized this into a compact, concise paragraph. That's not my strong suit. I think I hit on some crucial accuracies here, though. I would welcome anyone who wanted to clean up the sentence order and trim away repetitions.)Replies
Some years back, I recall reading about how the reciprocal of Sexism was "Successism", and that was considered realistic and rational, and not wrong, because with tallness and deep voice, it indicated good genes, important for reproduction. The importance of regular (even and symmetrical and proportioned) features and youth as indications of good genes, important for reproduction was, as you state, wrong, sexist, and "streng verboten!", and any man who admits to selecting on that basis will be made to pay.Delete
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Be careful with these bastards. In my experience, what they'll try to do to you is push the trial back (like they've done) and then maneuver behind the scenes to get the judge reassigned, and put their own little judicial flunky in.ReplyDelete
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Charges against a Dolores man accused of starting the Roatcap Fire in October 2012 have been amended to include seven victims.
Previous District Attorney Russell Wasley initially charged Roger Stratton with a single count of arson in connection with the Oct. 24 blaze that scorched 400 acres. The complaint was amended Tuesday, Nov. 5, to include a total of seven counts of arson.
"My predecessor included all of the victims in a single count," said current District Attorney Will Furse. "There's more than one victim."
Approved by District Court Judge Todd Plewe, the amended charges mean Stratton could face a 42-year prison sentence if found guilty. He originally faced a six-year term. The case is scheduled for a jury trial starting Dec. 2.
"I don't think it's fair," said public defender Amy Smith of the amended charges, citing the trial is only weeks away.
"The law allows to amend the complaint up until the jury is seated," Furse countered.
After approving the amended charges, Plewe set multiple deadlines for prosecutors and defense counsel. A disposition deadline was ordered by Nov. 18 if both sides reach a plea agreement.
If no plea deal is offered, both lawyers were instructed to provide case statements by Nov. 22. Plewe said the case statements would be included in jury notebooks, which provide jurors with a synopsis of the case. The jury notebooks also contain preliminary instructions for jurors to consider when weighing the evidence.
Neither Furse nor Smith has ever appeared before Plewe in a jury trial.
Stratton, 54, of Road P.5 near Dolores, is alleged to have started a fire on his property near Roatcap Hill on Oct. 24, 2012.
The blaze eventually consumed 400 acres, forcing the evacuation of about 30 nearby residences.
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a disaster declaration for the fire. Estimated damages could total up to $250,000, officials said.
The prosecution's chief witness in the case, Montezuma County Sheriff's Office detective Adam Eastman, reported that Stratton denied starting the blaze, claiming it was a "mistake" that he "recklessly, but not knowingly" caused.


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Miley Cyrus shared a racy photo Thursday starring her and Cara Delevingne's tongues.
In the image, the 21-year-old singer and the Victoria's Secret model stick their tongues out until they touch as a rainbow beams past them.
@Caradelevingne LOVE!!!!! We finally got the filmed developed Mush pic.twitter.com/XiclahvhSF— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) December 26, 2013
After stepping away from the spotlight for a few months Cyrus has made headlines in past few days after reports surfaced that she was dating Kellan Lutz and for her hew music video "Adore You."


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Hey, major college football player. Can you give us a few minutes of your time? Don't worry about drawing the attention of your school administrators. They're too busy scurrying off to a new conference or lining up some exorbitant television deal to notice what we're about to discuss.
Hey, major college football player. Can you give us a few minutes of your time?
Don't worry about drawing the attention of your school administrators. They're too busy scurrying off to a new conference or lining up some exorbitant television deal to notice what we're about to discuss.
You're getting ripped off. Big time.
Have you considered a strike? Really, I'm not kidding
Oh sure, you're getting a college education out of the deal, but that's not even close to being fair. While you're out there busting your butt every day, the guys in suits are padding their coffers with your efforts.
What you guys need is someone like Marvin Miller, the late, great baseball union chief who died this week. Someone who can drop some knowledge about just how badly you're getting hosed. Someone to get you organized. Someone with the guts to say, "Play fair or we're walking."
Yep, walk.
While the last thing we need is another labor dispute in sports, there may be no greater miscarriage of economic fairness than what's going on amid the ivy-covered columns of higher education.
"There's a reason we call it higher education," said Ellen Staurowsky, a professor in the Department of Sport Management at Drexel University in Philadelphia. "It's supposed to aspire to higher ideals, to try to do what's best from a social justice point of view. It's such a shame for higher education to have a system in place that has really exploited the athletes in a way that is not defensible."
Think that college degree makes it defensible? Not even close.
Oh, sure, a school such as Georgia might fork over around $40,000 a year to pay for your room, board and tuition, but let's do some quick math and see how you're making out.
Say a football program provides 85 scholarships a year. Multiply that by what they're spending on each of you, and it comes out to $3.4 million.
So, what does the school get out of this?
Well, let's look again at how the Bulldogs are making out.
According to Forbes, which does an annual ranking of the nation's most valuable programs, Georgia turned a nifty little profit of $53 million on football last year. That figure will only rise as leagues expand into super conferences, television deals keep hurtling toward the stratosphere, and the suits figure out how much more they can make off a playoff system.
A four-team postseason starts in 2014, and ESPN already has signed on for a dozen years. You know it's just a matter of time before the four-team playoff become an eight-team affair, then an eight-team endeavor morphs into a 16-team version. Why not? With labor costs so low, schools would be foolish not to add a few more playoff rounds and cram a few more millions into their already bloated accounts.
If that cuts into your time for classwork and taking final exams, so be it.
Maybe you haven't gotten the memo yet, but our colleges and universities aren't all that concerned about providing an education that will actually enhance your life after football. They tout tougher academic standards and improved graduation rates, but they're mainly concerned about keeping you eligible to take the field.
That's where your real value lies.
When you look around the classroom, you're likely to see many of your teammates. That's not mere coincidence. Last year, The Associated Press found that schools continue to be adept at a tactic known as "clustering," where they put a bunch of you in the same class, one they figure will make it easier for you to pass. They probably didn't bother asking if you were actually interested in that field of study.
Even with clustering and all the extra tutoring they provide, three out of 10 football players still fail to earn a degree. Better hope you're good enough to make it to the NFL. And if you are, you'll be in for a real eye-opening experience. While the stadiums and media coverage might seem largely on par with what you just left behind, there is one big difference.
The paycheck.
Yep, in the NFL, they actually pay you to play.
At that point, it might occur to you, "Hey, why didn't I get a paycheck for the last four years?"
Good question.
A few folks are on your side. South Carolina's Steve Spurrier suggested that he and his coaching colleagues, who also make millions off you, reach into their own wallets to provide a little somethin' — somethin' for the help. His plan was derided as folly, the ramblings of an aging coach who doesn't really understand how the system works.
Actually, he knows exactly how it works. But you're young, so we'll let you in on a little secret: People in power are real reluctant to give up their loot, and they'll go to great lengths to tell others why they don't deserve any of it.
Just last week, after Maryland was lured away from its historic association with the Atlantic Coast Conference by the promise of more riches in the Big Ten, another coach floated the idea of giving the players a cut.
As it stands now, the NCAA won't even allow schools to provide a little financial assistance to help your family travel to a bowl game — the bowl game you made possible.
"It would be great to be able to take care of their families or guardian, to be able to help them fly to a bowl game," Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald said. "And take some of the money and allow them to get more money from bowl gifts and things of that nature that they've earned."
A nice gesture, but that's only the tip of this dollar-shaped iceberg.
The NCAA, which senses that you might be getting a little upset with the current arrangement, is considering whether to allow $2,000 stipends for athletes.
Don't be fooled. They're just trying to buy you off.
"It's notable that while coaches have access to representatives who negotiate those multiyear contracts, the athletes are expressly denied that same kind of representation," Staurowsky said. "It speaks to just how big of a conflict there is."
So, let's try this.
Hit up Twitter. And Facebook. And any of those other websites you kids hang out on.
Start talking about this issue.
Who knows? If social media can help overturn entire governments, maybe it can bring about real change in college athletics.
We've even got a hash tag for your cause: "#treatusfair."
If they won't, tell them you're walking.
Paul Newberry is a national writer for The Associated Press. Write to him at email@example.com or twitter.com/pnewberry1963.


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How does an ideal ECM solution fit together?
The value of ECM goes way beyond simple scan, store and retrieve solutions. In fact, these six categories of ECM - these building blocks - encompass the functionality present in an ideal solution:
Capture, Process, Access, Integrate, Measure, Store
When your solution includes elements from each of these categories, you will get the maximum value possible.
In each of these sections we outline the "Gold Standard of ECM" to help you identify the most important things to look for when you are evaluating various ECM products.
Your ECM solution should be able to capture any file type from any physical location, and automatically classify your documents.
ECM promises to optimize your processes, driving efficiency by eliminating wasted time.
Your ECM solution should integrate with all your critical business applications, like Epic, Cerner, SAP, Lawson, Microsoft and others.
An ECM solution should allow you to access your important information quickly and easily. And everyone who needs access to this content should be able to easily, from anywhere.
Your ECM solution should allow you to monitor and report on the information and activity within your solution, without involving IT or database administrators.
An ideal ECM solution will provide affordable redundancy of your data, and have your retention policies running automatically behind the scenes.


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This post goes without saying. There are going to be a few spoilers in here. If you're not into that sort of thing, mark as read and move on.
But here's a look at Holy Word: Sanctuary.
I know.
I don't think the graphics work is complete yet. It just seems a touch small. Actual affected radius is still the standard size. Bliky over there on the right is still being affected by it.
* Yes, that's my PTR UI. I just picked a random compilation and set it up because Real UI wasn't functioning properly.
The current Zul'Gurub load screen. Wonder if its a placeholder or if it'll be updated with WoW 4.0 tech.
Quest area just to the left of the entrance as you stroll in.
Also the front area of the instance. Learned fast that the cauldrons provide a 90% magic resist buff. Once you kill that mob that's got those tendrils attached to it, the area gets flooded with gas which is where the cauldron kicks in. Don't dispel it. You'll find another cauldron further down along the path.
Nesingwary's camp under siege. Many snakes. Handled it.
Found this on the ramp leading up to the raptor boss area. Frogger, yo?
Sup Bloodlord Mandokir? Way to instan-gib me. (Hint: Remember those spirits back in the day? Yeah, don't release)
Ran into the first boss already where the old ZG snake guy was. Dude is absolute nuts. Likes to paint the whole ground with poisons and stuff. Some kind of nature resist will be handy to have.
Note that it appears heroic level instances at tier 2 when randomed into offer 140 Valor points (twice that of current). No word on whether you can run tier 1 and tier 2 for a combined 210. Gut instinct says its one or the other. Will verify and confirm later. Some problems with zoning back into the Zul'Gurub portal. Looks like theres a few phasing bugs that need to be fixed. For now, if you want to run ZG, I advise you abandon all ZG related quests. You can teleport into it via the dungeon finder. But if you die (and you will), then you won't be able to zone in since the portal is non existent in that phase.
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Stochastic linguistics deals with the probabilities of certain patterns occurring in natural language and is therefore very likely to play an important role in future natural language processing (NLP) applications, including the semantic web.
As Graham Coulter-Smith puts it in his essay The Stochastic Revolution in Art and Science:
… the leading edge of web technology developing towards globalized information interflow is almost exclusively based on stochastic technologies.
Stochastic techniques
Stochastic techniques, such as n-gram and latent semantic analysis (LSA) help us identify and classify patterns in natural language, through which we are able to compare, search and analyze documents in a language independent manner.
However, they fail to further machine understanding beyond a broad structural analysis. These techniques recognize a very limited set of relationships between terms, that usually narrow down to: "identical" or "interchangeable". These relations say nothing about the quality of the connection, i.e. whether two similar terms are similar in structure or meaning.
This is where a catch 22 begins to unfold. In order to provide relations reflecting on the meaning of terms by which they can be understood, machines running stochastic analyses would have to understand those terms first. The only way of resolving this "catch" leads through adding human intelligence to the mix, extending the network of terms with the missing semantic links, which is how we arrive at content mapping.
Mapping language
Content mapping is a system that does exactly the above by collectively defining and maintaining a rich set of relations between bits of content, including natural language patterns. Relations create equivalence classes for content elements where one term may belong to several classes based on its meaning, structure and function. Synonymy and polysemy that are hinted by LSA for instance, are not only explicitly defined in content mapping, but extended by relations vital to machine understanding, like generalization and identical meaning.
Let's see an example. The figure below places the term "it's 5 o'clock" in a content map. Colored connections are based on the votes of people participating in the mapping process. Outlined white arrows represent generated connections. Similarly, bubbles with solid outlines are actual pieces of content (terms), ones with dotted outlines are generated.
In the map, different relations contribute to language understanding in different ways.
- Generalizations help conceptualizing terms.
- Responses indicate contextual relationships between terms by connecting effects to their causes or answers to questions.
- Identical meaning creates pathways for terms with low number of connections to other relations such as generalizations or responses.
- Abstractions extract structural similarity from terms to be used later by pattern recognition.
It takes two
Even though we obtain richer and more reliable information about term relationships through content mapping, it would take a lot of guesswork before actually related terms would get connected. To reduce the amount of unnecessary passes, LSA could provide higher-than-normal error rate connections as clues for the content mapping process to follow up.
A composite solution that unites the two, could point to a direction where a language independent structural and semantic understanding of text finally comes within our reach.


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South Bend Clutch K06009-SS-O Stage 3 Clutch Kit
South Bend Clutch Stage 3 Clutch Kit (K06009-SS-O) for a 1975-1983 Nissan 280Z 2 seater 6 / 2.8L. Stage 3 - Intended Use: DAILY - Torque Rating ft/lbs: 530 - Notes: MUST USE 240MM FLYWHEEL.
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Recommended for single mass flywheel (SMF) when original design is DMF. This clutch package is designed for high HP vehicles desiring a start performance similar to O.E. The pressure plate is Race Engineered (SS) and SFI approved with significant load increase over stage 1,2 pressure plates (+600-800 lbs.). Expect a pedal effort increase of 20%-25%. Discs are assembled with heat-treated wear resistant hubs; drive plates and springs for high load transfer and dependable operation. The sprung centers on the disc in conjunction with the marcel fin between the linings create a dual dampening effect that simulates O.E. start performance. A Performance Organic friction material with a high metal content increases torque and RPM capability and maintains low operating temperatures which reduces wear and glazing.
Recommended usages are daily, spirited street and occasional track.
Recommended for single mass flywheel (SMF) when original design is DMF to achieve optimal performance. This kit uses the same Race Engineered SFI approved pressure plate as stage 3 daily package. The disc is designed for the special needs of a vehicle with circuit racing in mind. Kevlar friction material is used for its unique static to dynamic ratios of friction co-efficients at high energy levels. This translates to a perfect transition from one gear to the next. Discs are assembled with only performance components and equipped with torsion springs functioning as a damper between engine and gearbox.
Recommend usages are Rally, endurance race, clubsport, autocross, street and daily.
Drag racing requires a Single Mass Steel Flywheel to be included with each kit when the original design is Dual Mass Flywheel. This clutch package is built to handle heavily modified cars and designed to function according to the specific needs of the 1/4 and 1/8 mile track. The pressure plate for this kit is SFI approved Race Cover engineered to disengage with less pedal travel shortening the shift time. Discs are a puck design, which reduces rotational mass and are assembled with all high carbon component pieces for maximum strength. The friction material used is Graphite impregnated Ceramic perfectly suited for drag racing because of its maximum friction co-efficient, rapid heat dissipation and abrupt engagement characteristics.
Recommended uses are drag, pulling, drifting.
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